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; THE MINiqTES OP.EVIDBNCE,- Taken before a-Conatnittee , of the Rouse of Commons; ap ponted o . o:insider of the Policy and Conduct of the late Expedition to fne Scheldt. . FEB..6,Egto, The Right Hon. 'Sir joirri Ar.ira THZR, Bart, in the Cl3air. KNIgHT, 'ESA.. Inspector- Gencral'of‘dimy Hospitals, was called in. Examinad by'the Con-nittee. ...Were any applications made to you to provide a number of Hospital Mates for the IS1!Ind of cheren Were requifitious Made. Di , l; ou meet with any difficulty in providing a 'ttifficitat number of Hospital Mates to meet the de -mand or the service ?—rfound great difficulties,-not only io finding them for the service of Waleheren, but - many - other destinations. , • lAras'any additional pay offere.by,you; iA grdee to induce persons competent. to undertake the office of Hospital Mates, to embark for Walcheren ?-- There was none. kla,e you any , reason'to believe, that by an offer of additional pay, more H / ospital Mates could lave been proctTred ) --:I cahnof speak to that, not having t► it'd ►t ;. but many st,►trments ha\e been made of tl►e ditlkulties and the obstacles in obtaining them ; I have represented upon several occasions the 'great dearth of thelowerOrder of - Medical Siatff and have. pointed-out some of the c/uscs of it, which perhaps were not within our reach, whether any additional pay would have ,doliti-I cannOt say, I tiad no -antho-' city to offer it. - Did yOu'sta e, in•consequence, of the difficulty of prC” , idingi-lospital Matis fur theserkide- in Walche- Ten, to -any superior author ay, and to whom,-the - diffieuity-you toured . in - so procuiing them ?--I can tiol tram memory say whether I din upon that spe -cia-1 occasion, though I rather tliwkil. did, but °pm many others . I have i I rather Wink I did upon that' occasion-- • , • Was the Secretary at War apprised . Of 'the diffi• culty of pibviding tlyseital Mates' tor the service'in Walcheren, in the mouth of 'September cannot, • speak to the date, butt believe there was commu nication made upon the subject but by reference to the, bth R,-port of tne Military Cummissioners, 'a letter of mine upon this subjtct may be found, I think in August or September; but comp?, down' sudtfenly tbr this. examination •I have - no meads of givif more- preciSe inforinatiOn. After the pressing demands a',rived frotri Walche ren for iiddiiional Hospital nit.es, was atly i,art!Cu -lar repOrt made upon that SpeCial service to any'su perior-authority-I-4 will , not take' upon me pOsi , tiyely to. say it was upon that special occasion, though rather believe it, because the same wants existed in Portugal, iti Sicily, .an'd in the West Indies, and we were obliged to divide Our medical strength as we Could, aCcording to the exigency of the serviCe. Do .. you believe_ that if you had beln enpbled to `offer additional pay,, it would have been in your po%,‘,_er to• have procured more Hospital Mates for the service-of - Walcheren ?—I - do riot feel myself - .conii,etent to say it would - , because I' think tcere ale many other onnsideiatiOns which weighed against the Obtaining a sufficient number of inferior Medi , cal Officers; how far it would have answered Ican not say, but I lather doubt it, on account of the known sicknesh of the climate-and the - mortality that lollo.sed it. , of tact, you were not furs shed with any extraordinary to ap4 of procuring Hospital to meet the extraordinary demands-Made by the dik order _that prevailed at Wo:cheren ?—I was not, To the best of my recollection. You hav been Surgedn to one of the regiments of. Guards was. - • _ - , . To whoin are the returns- Made . of the state.of the sickin the three the_ Gua . rds when at home?—They are made to' the respective Corn mandmg Officers of the regiments; and to the offi cers commanding the Brigade, but they are a-sepa rate establishment from the army.. Hare you. now quitted your situation as Surgeon to that regiment ?---Yes, I have not been for yens. ' Was it by word of mouth or by letter, that those representations _you have stated were made to the Secretary at War, 'of the impossibility of 'procuring , Hospital Mates for the service in Walch,ren ?----1 said I could not speak particularly to dates' nQr Was I certain that after the business of Walcheren 'it 'had - ab een so; but I rather thought it was about An gust or September, but I speak from recollection only. If it was m::de, it was a written ,one; but - I beg' io - speak_ with distrust of myself here, be cause I speak entirely ,from memory, but with an anxiety to: answer any questions put_to me If any representation of that kind . was made; it must have - been by lei ter ?—Yes, but I beg not vo commit myself to its • having been, made; but en ,many occasions before-I nave done it; and indeed, one let 'er in the Fifth Report o‘ the Military Com missioners sliew I have particularly noticed the difficulties I had to encounser:.. Du yo recollect when the first application was made to .1 ou MILT the Ast of September, E A - en ad ditional number of Hospital Mates for , Walcheren ? —lf I recollect right, diffeitent requisitions. were rececvedl l / 4 and as fast as w 4 Could provide them they • Is ere sta.-7[llre Witness • Was diiected to wi:11- dratv.] . The Chairman was direEled to report progress, and ask leave to sit again. - " Great bu,iness must be wrought ere noon :" s o says fhe great witch, lIEGAT,E, and so says CAR -TER, No. 8, Cfiirig-cross, who, though no great Conjuror,, prophecies that those who negleat the gol-f dinimppartiiiity the present LifiterEpreients, wilt, when the) read of the djstributiou of thousands they .have no, share in, regret they did not risk a little to gait abundance. The golden day approcheS, which will make-the nrtunes of *many. Those who have not already . t Ought a Share in the present Lottery, should has -1) II r,, s,A•IFT anti Co 7 s Offices; where . .they may teake &mice of -a 20,0001. No time rs to be lost, IT) ,he Drank it% will,negin and finish on the Four "on4h. Foam file LONDON:O4Z.,ETTE . , Feb,l4, 18,10. Whitihail, Feb. 1810. The King has been pipa - sdd fo grant to_the Rev. John Garnett, blaster of Ails, the plsce and dignity, of the Deanery of Exeter, void by Ilse resigtption, of 'thellev. George Gordan._ IPar-Plficr, aro ;Bth Regiment of Light 'Dragoons - , Cornet Henry fleym'an to be Lieutenant, by PUrchase, vice Beatty, who retires. 9th Ditto, "Major Charles Morland, from the 17th Light , Dragoons, to be Major; vice Prde, wl6 retires. loth Ditto, Cornet Cliarles Synge to he Lict:tenant, with out purchase, vice Harding, proinorecr. Edward Fox Fitz gerald, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Synge. 18th. Ditto, Cornet kVilliani Gibbs to. be Lieutenant, with- . out purehase, vice Milner, promoted. . zotli Ditto, Cornet George Henry .;I . iissedfo be Lieutenant,... without purchase,"vice Do Lau,e, promoted. tst Regiment of Foot, -Major Robert Ni xo n, from the - lath Foot, to, be Major, vice O'Keefe, who exchtinges. Lieu-• tenant lames Stewart to ~be Captain of .0 Company, by purchase, vice Cheney, who retires. ,Lieutenant Robert -Macdonald to be Captain of a .C:oiripany, without chase,- vice Bruce, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Peter Perry to be Lieutenant, without -purchase, vice. Stewart. Ensign 'Peter MacPherson to be. ditto, vice Macdonald. John Allison Gent, to be f linsign, vice Perry. “iltillian;, Gent, to be ,Ensign,, vice Mac Pherson. - 4th Ditto, Ho:Tit:4l Mate, James French to be Assistant. Surgeon,, vice Callancler, promoted. stli Ditto, Ensign 'oink Pennington to . be Lieutenant, vice Browne, deceased. Volunteer , 41;0U to be En., sign, vice. Peiinington. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Alexarfder Cumming, from HAI- pay . .of the 15th loot, to, be Lieutenant, vice ince, who ex changes. totit Ditto, Charles Naylor, Cent. to be-Ensign, 'by intr. -chase, vice Bahoy, who retires, 'tzth Ditto, Major Jeremiah O'Keefe; front the Royals, to be Majori vice Nixon, who exchanges. 16th Ditto, Captain ,Thornas 1). Turner, frOm the York Light infantry , Volunteers, to be Captain, of a Company, vice Welch, who exchanges. • 19th ' Ditto, Captain-Henry Hardy,- from tie 3d`Ceylon Re . giment, to be Captain of a Compaay, vice Ahixander,who eXchanges. Captain Robert Bali, from the 3d: Ceylon giment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stewart, who exchanges. • , 25th Ditto, Lieutenant James Burrell, from the 68th Foot, • ro be Lieutenant, vice Bolton, who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Ensign john Hucidlestone, to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, deceased. 41st Ditto, Ensign B. W. Bluets,, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fitz Gerald, proMoted in the 36th Foot. 44th Ditto, Ensign Thatnas Palmer, to be Lieutenant, vice Walsh, deceased. Volunteer tiebrge Clark Beatty, to be Ensign, vice Hussey, deceased. • Sartmel Simpton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Palmer. 51st Ditto, Ensign Hathilton, to be Lieutenant, with oar purchase, vice Shaw, superseded . Ensign Ken , nett : ,to be Adjutant, vice I endings, deceased. Quarter ' rnaster-Serjeant Mills to be 'Quarter-Master, vice, Ross, appointed Adjutantot a/Retruiting District. 53d Ditto, Ensign j. A. Devonish, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice .Maclean„ who retires. - 's9th' Ditto, Ensign Richard Manners, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Graharn; - pronhite4l. Hospital Mate Peru. K., Lambe, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Spry, who re signs._ both Ditto, Lieutenant Noah Dalrymple, . from the 2zd . Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice H ea.thcote , appointed to the loth Moot. 63'd Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Church, to,bc Adjutant, vice Smith, 'promoted. Hospital Mate ---- 114`Cawley, to be Assistant-Surgeon. - • 63th Ditto ; Lieutenant William Bolton, from the zith Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice,Burrell, who exchAiges. 71st Ditto, Hospital -plate John ‘yinterscale, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Quirt, promoted. 73d Ditto Hospital Mate John FaCkman, to be Assistant- Surgeon. _ • '7Bth Ditto, Lieutenant John Mackenzie, to, be Captain of a-Company, without purcl►ase, vice Lindsay, promot ed. Lieutenant Henry Coane, to be ditto, vice M'Kenzie, appointed to the both Foot. 84th Ditto. AssistantLSurgeOn'- r.loyd, from the 92:1 Foot .to be Surgeon, vice Graham deceased. 89th Hospital-Mate Michael Liuigan, to be Assistant-Sur. ►;eon, vice C; reenWell, appointers to the 7lst Foot. 9oth Ditto, Statf—llospitai-Arlisrani William Dillon, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hamilton, prvlnoted in the Sth West India Regiment. zd Rest India Regiment, Lieuteriaiit Nicholas Sorrell, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice .13rowne; • deceased. # , , 11 . • • 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Lord lames Hay, from the szd Foot, to be Captain of a Company by-purchase, vice Lotd,W. G. H: Somerset, who retires. . . sthDittd, Tlio . mas Nluirliead, Gent, to be Ensign by pur— chase, vice Showbridge, who retires. Yurk Light Infantry Volunteers, Captain Frederick Weigh; from the t6th root, to be Captain: of a Company, vice Turner, who exchanges. • . tat Ceylon Regiment, Captain lohn 13Iackenburg, front the .. , .. .. .._ 3d Ceylon Regiment, 4o be Captain of A Ciainpany, vice Prager, who exchiinges. , •. y To-be first Lieuttnants without purchase.—Second Lieute nant. Crosbie Christian ' from Inc 3d Ceylon Rogitnent, Second Lieutenant W barn Eranciiell. Second Lieute:. nant Peter Edwards, from the 3d ecyFon Regiment, ,To be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant Surgeofi H. ~tlazshaU, from the 89th 'Foot. 3J Ditto. To be Captains. of Companteg.— Captain Alecander Alex ander, trom the tgrh Copt, vice Hardy, who exaningeS. Capta . th Mark Prager, trout the Ist Ceylon Regiment, vice Illackenburg, who exchanges. Captain George Stewart, horn the tgrh foot , . vice Bair, who exchanges. . . To be First - Lieutenant without pu►chase.—Second tenant lames Bell, v►ce Clittbrd, appointed to the 96th 'Foot. To be Second• Lieutenant without purchase.—Serjeant-Ma. jor Leger, .from the £sth Yocit, vice Hughes pro. moted. - Dillon's Regiment.' Lieutenant • Peter Du Sage to be Cap_ ,1 sin of a Company, vice Galaup, who retires upon an al ? • loiVance. Ensign Charles Duquesnav to be Lieutenant; vice llu Sage. Sicilian Regiment, Ensign Mariano Zugianni to be Lieut. tenant, _ _ . _ _ Mitts, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Zugiln'ni. :id Gipro.;6n Battalion, (.2uartai . ..i9asteriSerjeant, IVilliarn ;Tapp to be Quarter-04ster, vice Robson, promoted in the 4th Royal, Veteran Battalion., , - • -. • , ,Royal Nliiii , ary Col.lese, William Hickman, Cent, to be 11.sistant:S..urgeon. HOSPITAL'STAFF. 'l'o be hospital-Mates for General .Service—George Crone, Gent. john D. Lange, - Gent. Christopher Berge, Gent. .Gaspar liellberg, Gent. • 'The King's German Legion. ist Light Battalion, Captain and Brigade-Major ----I--; • litilsemanii to be Captain of a Company, vice Omptedir, who ext !hinges. Bth Battalion of the Line, Gentleman Cadet 'Christian Sad ler, Cu be Ensign, vice Weyhe, promoted. Lieutenant George HoLLQ to be Adjutant, vice Brauns, pro moted. STAFF. Captain Aupptus Ompteda, train the. Ist Light Battalion, to be Btigaue-Major-viccHuiseniana, who exchanges. oCrovar-Orfice, Feb. to, iSio. NI,SMISER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Shirc of Edinburgh --The Right Honourable Robert JD undas, of BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Hodgkinson, of east Rettord, Nottingliamsllire,tron monger. BANKRUPTS. Philip Lock, of Nailsworth, Horstley, Gloucestershire, yarn•rnalier, to surrender Feb.a,t tour, zoi and% March 14, at eleven, at the Red Lion 11111, Nansworth. Attor- Ines, Shephard and Atilington, liedlOrd-row, Lon don • or Mr. L. Watheir, Stroud. lame:natal, late of the Earl of Chathain public-house, Hughes-fields, Depilord, Kent, victualler, freb. 17, 24, SHIP NE7I-S. GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 9. Arrived—ere Sr. Joseph, —, and Amity, Pennington, from Lisbon; Traffic, Main, from Guernsey ; Britannia, Seco& from Trinidad; l'heeni;, Steward, fr om St, Do. mingo ; War,grave, Dixon, from Martinique ; Caklsta, String er, tr in Grenada ; Adventure, Smith, Iron' Salou ; and the General Wellesley, ,Charvust, froi-n Bengal? Sailed- the Earl Wilhelm, —, for Gottenburgh. POLICE. On Saturday,. foseph,./i/ders, a well-known ( 7 1 3 1: •1" . ra6ter,• Was brought • before Mr. GRAliAlgi with attempting (.0 commit a - most dlring robberj- I,t appeared, that on Saturday about two oic!ock in.. he afternoon, as the carriaize of M ss Robinsotr of Thorpe-green, near Borot 4 hb i idgCr, was „ Through Littl e _ ,St.M art i n ' s ,la ne, -h er trun k , at lb° back - of the carriage, , wa,s attained in the 12)0% 1 ' • ing,manner by the prison e r,- who was oblerved take a-large knife from,his"pocket; open it,. alnd- b 5" gin to cat the straps of the trunk, Information vvt? given to the Coachman, when the Prisoner ran 0 13. . Homqr, one of the patrole, happening to-bepassillg at the 'time, assisted in the pursuit, and he Was :It length secured. ' It having been proved that the prisoner was -cQn.' viEted abouLalear ago ; under the Police GR-MIAM - cctuvii;ted him again on the evidence -0 ' two' of-the pat role, ai a reputed thie s f, which sub" jects him to tWo inlprisonatent, with liberty-I.° , :ypeal to , the Sessions. A. merchant named Coaocnow has sent to St- Pe - tersburgh 7 from coasts-of the Friezt!it Sea, the bead of► an animal of' extraordinarY size, and in , yell . _ perfect' pieservat ton. , This head has been presented to the Emperor by the Minister for Cotomerce; Majesty has rewarded the Merchant with: a gala - , The' Public must' have the Two Hundred Thou sand Pounds Prize-nioney, to be dr'awn nest Wrd nesday: • Ifoassnv and 'Co. assure their friends, that the Contrarior cannot havea .chinace for the Prizes it is .a certain) , that the Tickets and shares will he all disposed of ere the draWinig begins. HORNSBY and Co...urge those, wao honour then, w ith heir fa.. vours,, to buy immediately,. In the last tour Lot teries HORNSBY and 'Co. shared four of . 20,00' two of 10,0001. four of 50001. one of 40001. bee, , sides several of 2001. looal: 5001. Btc/ &c. No. 2 6, Cornhill, and St. 'l)i4argaret's-hill, Borough. ' BIRTHS. On Wednesday last, in Devonshire-place, the Lady ° f .. Henry Grirnes, Esq. of a Daughter. • - On 'Friday, Airs. Murray, of 13edford-rosi , , of aSon. MAR R I El,. On Tuesday, last, Mr. ',Thomas. Dobson, of BucklersburYt t London, to Mary,. second ‘da‘tiginer of the late Edmun 3 Chapman Esq. .of in:the County of Crthibridg• On "l'lL,sciay, at SI. Mary.:ie•-bonne, `Mr. Wm. Welch. df Oxford-stroet, to Miss Sarah Eulwood, niece of gichayti ack min, Esq. of Wajbfook. The same day, at Greenwich, Thomas Stokes, Espg: Miss :Charlotia Coodwyn, daughter of Henry GoodyrYi' , of Blackheath. I)IE.II IC. 0 SATO Ilank-Stncic. . • • I , ,layy 3 per Cent 59 Irish 5 per, Cent. :- 4 per Cent. 84 ; per Cent. Red. 63i f, • 3 per Cent. Cons. 68 4- 1 . 4 68 1301; Long A nn. i 8 Y 9-16thsi LQN po N : Printed by 'RICH AK) HARRIS, °I No, 4 Martlett.cowt, Bow-street; and P-rblished by WILLIAM ARMI G E R SC It Il'l' S, South Maltop street, Orozvenor p; uare. • Ar i the SUN-OFFICE, No 112,Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for.the Paper, Letters for the gclitor, &c. (post-plia), must I n addressed ' I. -. . , . . . _ . On Surklay evening the nth ult. in the 33d yeer of ; her age, Martha Montague Wells; wife Of Mr. Benjamin ‘Veli , of l'e.rey.street, Bedford-square. She vas .fitting in. th e drawing-room with, her, husband, and was engaged in coo— versation:ii Jew minutes 'only hefore sheexpireci. • O Monday last, at, her.h6use ,in Lower,Gr os venor-street, tho' Right lion: Lady,Ciitherine Stanhope, at the advam:c4 age of 85, On Wedrle,sday last,• 'Mr. Janie Fleetwood, of Laurence . lane, Cheapside. On Friday morning, at his house 14, Bedford-Aquare, rho . rnis Everett, E.sq. M. P. Early the Same morning, at his house in Cerrard-stiet , M Samuel Hinton.: On the u th of November last, - at Gravesend i when on the eve of sailing for Anacrica, Charles C. Walden.aWalden.. STOCA S DAY, India Stock, India IlorKks, t 2S. pr. ,- Exchequer Hills, 6s, rps. pr• Ornnium, Imperial . 3 per Cent. Corm for 27th lITSt. 6S - - To 'C. TAYLOR, Surgeon„ No. 9, New fridge-street, London: - • • 51R, Edinburgh, May a, /IOC"' -IN the Spring- of 1794 J was gfiliaed with a Venereal. coMphint, which I treated with inilitler ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to regular Physician; who put a temporary stop to the vita' lence of the 'Discase (by . mercurial applications) for saut e time; buf growing, in spite of all ,medicine and the. adVice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, Worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an - entire, leper_ and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat,. Mouth , nose, legs, arms, &c. hmve been 'alternately in d ang er of - becoming useless; in short , I have had*frem. t wenty thirty eating ulcers on my Body, -and nearly totally de' prived of' sight.—.lt would be voluminous to particula-• rrie all my case—suffice it to say, there never wag, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous; or of a more compli catdd nature. I was long looked dpon• by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; deed, in my then Conditi6n, death was preferable to.. more. than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did • 1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providenc ° - threw,in my way' a. Newspaper containing the case of a Mr."ll. of -Plymouth—My friends .read it, I could rfot.-* -1 sent and Troeured some of your LE A.KE's IzATEN't PILLS, which, ay using from time to time, ani now, :uld have long been, (after .more th an f our years indescribable distress)iin as good a state of health:as ever. I enjoyed • as a proof of this, I had a -fine; thiiving,_healthy child; born t° me a few months - ago.' .In gratitude to God, .and in hopes of ' rendering my fellow-creatpre service, .1 request you t° publish this;' and yod may at any time refer persons e-he wish to be satisfied .of the truth of this; or fartliec 1 « IL cularo, to me or my friends, fly letter or person. AsfeW cases for badness will ever equal. mine, and non: , exceed it, J have from experience every reason to agsairo mankind, that in, your LE A K E's PILLS. they. .‘rill find a sure, , speedy . , sate, and -radical cur.:, lot than most dread ful stage of-the Venereal Disease, which _ cOt itp.mze Lees: • T r IIOMPSON. 1 1 Insurmountable. family reasons p o reverit nicking my name and address public ; but creditable peks - ons really wanting' information may also be referred to me and Jar `friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, E<lriabutti:' • Prepared anit Sold by the Sole Proprietor, • T.;TAYLOR, Member. , ,f the Royal College of Surgeon." , in London, at his house, No. ...New lirafge-street, Where he give Advice witliedt a fee, to persons tak ing these Pills, and wilt - answer patients :letters', if post., paid; on tl:e same terms,, observing in all cases the irfro4 ;inviolable •secrecy-, no person's_narne or case having he, EY mentioned, but at their own particular. rec, nest, by the pro prietor, during the course or' m er e, than thirty-six year So. that 'he has had the' conduaing of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and t-he practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by tits Appoint:9er:: ' _ ;Or the convr nience 0/ those living. at a distance, by Mr, Baxter? South-bridge, - Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald, .P.rinter, gow, to whom Alk. Mr. T. refers for iii address ; at the Perfumer's, - No. 35, - St. Allran's-areet, ; Ai" Robertsen's Toy-shop, No.- to;, Oxford-street; Mr. tai borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-trill, nearly opposite the Mo nument; Mr.. Steel's Bookseller, Ntr.: z, LI mon-row, Littip Tower-lull; Mt. Bull, Dame street„ Dublin • and by .one person in every considerable. town 'in Great-liritain and Ireland, in- lioxes of only zs. gd. each, scaled up with lull and plain dircaions, whereby persons of - ejtiier Sex• may cure themselves with ease and ecrecy. ..• N. B. Every Box sold in, Great Britain !JP with a Stamp, on which, by favour of th Corn:).l - is ),rented, at the Stamp-OlLice:—" - , T. No. 6, New Bridge-street,!* to imitate Which is leion}', -, r ,0 A il others are countalcits .; And March 24, at I wet*, at-Guildhall, London. ney,. Mr: . Whitton, Great tames-street, Bedford-row:, Edwaql Paulderi, of Cate / aton,street, London, and late of Aidwjck, Lancashire warehouseman, Feb. i 3, at ten, eleven, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon.' don Attornies, Mr. P. Hurd, Temple, London ;,ur M.r. • Cardwell; Manchester. _ - - John Jacobs, 'fate of Shide, * Carishrooke, -Isle of Wight, -Feb. 22, at-two, 23, ateleven; and March 2q, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attornies, Messrs. Clarkes and _Sewell, NewpOrt. john Parmeter, of Borough, ne ar Ayl s h am , Norfolk, Miller, Feb. 14, .20', and -March 24, at three, at the Rose.lnn, Norwich.* Attorney. Mr. Shaw, Aylsham.• ' lames Carroll, of Hoxton.-square Coffee-house, Shoreditch. • Middlesex, victualler, Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr." - Darby, Gray's- Inn-stlare. William Chessen Shepherd, of Nottingham, iron- merchant, 26,' 27, and March 24, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Paine, Notting ham ; or Mr. -R. S. 1 aylor, Field-court, Gray's-Inn, . London. - John Schofield of Slaithwaite - , uddersfield, Yorkshire, cot ton-,mantifaeturer, March I, 2, at the King's Head Inn, Huddrstield % and 24, at the Y ew T ree Inn, Rbbert-Town, at eleven each day Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holm firth, near Hudderfield ; or - Mr. Battye, Chancery-latie, Henry Hirst, of Lingard's-Wo'Od, A lrnondbury, Yorkshire, clothier, Feb. 23, at four; and March 24, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Hudder,fild. Attornies, Mr.. R. Batiye, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. John 13attye, Huddtrsfield. William Marsden, of I.eeds, Yorkshire, merchaht, Feb: 24, 26, and March 24, at elev en , • at tke ' Hotel Inn, Leeds.- - Attornies; Messrs. Upton, Nieholson, and Hemingway, Leeds; or MessrS. 'arms Lambert and Sons, Hatton- Garden, London. ,- Thomas Salts, of Preston, Lancashire, plumber, March s„ 6,. at eleven, and 24, at ten, at the Old Red Lion inn, Preston. Attornies, Chancery-lane,. London; or Mr. Olson, Preston: Richard Ockendon, of Bo'peep, near Hastings, Sussex, Feb. t 4, is, and March 24, at ten, at the Three Crowns, Hors- Attornies, Mr, Ned Barn a rd, A If r i s l o n , h ear , Lewes, Sussex ; cr Mr. Turner, Bouverie-street, Fleet street, London. • i Wiliam Forge, of Witham,. Sutt o n, Yorkshire. thrashing . 'machine-maker, Feb. 19, 20, March, at eleven, at the George Inn; Kiagston-upon. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and- Son, - Bartlett's-buildings, London ; or Mr. Dickinson, -HAIL . • • • Isaac DOnnithorne, of Truro, Cornwall, viaupller,' Feb. 21, 22, and Mafch 24, St twc,ive , .at the Red LiOn Inn, Truro. AttorAy, Mr.'. Edward s , "I`ruro. John 'ones, late of • Whited - idyl-road, Middlesex, cord wainer, Feb. 14, at eleven, 22, and March 24, at twelve, at' Guildhall.. Attoihey, Mr. Metcalfe r Basinghall street, London. --. Jonas Binns, of Oxford-street, Fl\liddlesex, founder, Feb. 13, 27, and March 24, at- ten, a t Guildhall. Attorneys Mr. Hannam; Great,Piazza CoventzGarden. W dward• Lotrin, oftMarlc-lane, London, merchant, Feb. 1 7, And March 24, at one; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Day and- Hammerton, Lime-street. • - Samuel Chambers, of Maidstone, Kent, corn-therchan'i, Feb. 1 7, 2 4, and \larch 24,,at mei ve, at Guildhall... Attorney, Druce, Billiter-square, London. - lames Craufurd 11tLeod, late of Demerara, - but now of Huntley _Hotel, Leicester-fields, _Middlesex, and John 'af fray, of North Britain, -merchant's, Feb, 17, at twelve, 28; an March 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, At ormes, Messrs. Forbes and Poce - ock, of Ety-'place, Holborn. William Atkinson,-of Paradise-street, Rotlierithe; Surrey, . broker, Feb. 17, at twelve, ;S, and March 24. at eleyen, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Martin, London street, I , :tzroy-square ; or Mr. Malrhe, Marsharri.slreet; Westminster. • jamb Stone, of Bridge-road,-.Lambeth', Surrey,. seecrsrnan, Feb. 14, 22, and March 24, at eleven,. at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Glutton', St. ThOmis's-street, 'Bo rough, SouthWark - john Whitaker', of Francis-street, Tottenham-Court. r oa d, Middlesex, bookbinder, Feb. 13, zo, at eleven, and M arc h - 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. - Attoiney, Mr.' Philip Hurd, Temple. lolin ivory, of Mark-lane, London, broker, Feb. 17, 1 24, and March 24. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Murray, Virchin. lane. Samuel Sanders of Dove-row, liackney-fields Middlesek, and of -VVabroolt, London, wine-iiicit.l./a, •rtlt,„ 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, it Guildh 11. George Palmer, of Plymouth, Devcnshire, h iberdasher, Feb. 13, 24, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall; Loriddn.' Attornieg, Messrs. .Sweet and Woolfe, Fhilpot-lane, London. William Andley, of Bristol, linen-d•aper, Feb. tg, 26. end March 24, at twelve. ac" the Bush Tavern, Bristol, Attor tiles, Mr. Baynton, Bristol ; or , Messrs. Vhard and Hut chinson, Lincoln's-Inn, London. fhoinas Gissiug, of the Itorouglf-road, t St. George's.fields, Surrey, shopkeeper; , -Feb. 43, 27, and March 24, at ten,. at c;uiltilialt, London.' Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, BeVis Marks, .Si. Mary Axe, ' I .)IPIDENDS. March t. Zachariah Ithcocks, of Bristol, draper, at eleven, at the Ruininer Cavern, Bristol.' March 6'. ' lOhn Zomlingon, of Barlaston, Staffordshire, boat-builder, at eleven, at the Crown. Inn; In Stone. March 7. Sampson Tharrue, of Stone, Statibrdshire, corn , - dealer, at eleven, at 'the Crown Inn, in Stone. March S. Isaac Cole, late of .Marnhull„florsetsiiire, wool stapler, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury. March 5. Thomas Ashton, of Blackburn, Lancathire, at eleven, at the New Inn,.l3l;ckburn. March to. James Makeham, of Upper Thames-street; Lon don, cheesemonger, at one, at Guildhall, Feb. 26. Lewis . Lewis and and Frances Rudd, of Newcas- tle.u.pon-Tyne, milliners, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. ' .Wch 3. Roderick Mackenzie, of King's Arms-yard, Lon don, merchant,- at twelve, at Guildhall. March 12. Thomas Davies, orHaverfordwest,..mercer, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern,-Bristol. - March 3. john Nixon, of Duke's-place, Pimlico, Middle sex, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall, London. March 3. Thomas llinrts,. of Great Barlow-street, Mary-le bone, water-closet; and of Charles-street, Long-Acre,candle manufacturer, and Thomas Cooper also, of Charlotte- Street; candle.trlanufatiurer ' at one, at Guildhall. ' March 3. -Abram Gompert limclin, of ,Portsmouth, Hants, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. March 6. Nicholas 1 - 1 , 171, of Martin's-lane, London, mei - L. Chant, at one, at Guildhall. March 3. Richard Sowley, of Knowle, Warwickshire, cornfac,:tor, at eleven, at the Blpck Swan, Warwick. , March S. john Bro o k e , of Hartshead, Dewshury, York shire, merchant, at eleven, at -the Yew' Tree Inn, Robort Town, - Birstall. March 3. Michael Layton, latrof White Hart-row, -Ken nington, Surrey, stone-Mason ' at ten, at Guildhall,London. May iz, Francis O a kl e y, of l-tereford woolstapler, at ele yen, at Guildhall, Luaion. 'April 7. William Smith, of Portsea, Hants, linen-draper, at on; at Guildhall. , CERTIFIC4TE,Y. March;. William Alton, of Alfreton, Derbyshire, keeper. William Giddy, of Truro, Cornwall, chemist and druggist. William Leach, late of Hortoll, Bradford, Yorkshire, wool, stapler. John, Richardson, of Westminster-bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey,' livery-stable-keeper. John Spencer, of ManChesler, viaualler. ' _ - losepti Moore, of Great Russell-street Bloomsbury, Middle se, line.. n. raper. Edward Harris, of Gouldstone-square, Whitechapel, Mid dlesex, stationer. 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